We are still recovering from Thanksgiving weekend. So we hope you don’t mind if we take a little break and revisit some of our favorite redesigns of the past.
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I hope you all had a great Thanksgiving. We are having a wonderful time spending it with family and friends. {And we are still stuffed from yesterday}. Since we have a little break from the day to day hustle and bustle of life, we are going to be relaxing and hopefully spend a little time crafting too.
Ever since Danielle was here sharing her Fresh Nest with us, I have been on the look out for some great paper wreaths. Here are a couple different variations I found that I think would be fun. {And they would make great gifts too!}
{From left to right clockwise: Living with Lindsay, The Red Thread Blog, 2H Design, The Daisy Chick}
Do you have wreaths hanging in your home? If so, where do you hang it? On your front door? In the living room?
Deb and I want to wish everyone a safe and Happy Thanksgiving! We are so thankful for you, our readers! Without you, this blog couldn’t have been what it is today!
(Pumpkin Spice Cranberry Bread Recipe from Montecarte)
Tags: recipe
I have been digging through Knack Studios blog and picture collection nearly all morning. I seriously can’t look away. I mean look at these beauties. Aren’t they lovely?
Too bad they are located in Greenville, SC. I’m pretty sure I would be in there all the time checking out their goodies. They definetly have a knack for finding pretty things.
Do you have favorite shops in your town? If so, I would love to hear about them. {Especially if they are in San Francisco, Anaheim, Houston & Chicago.} We are planning several trips next year and we are pretty sure these are making the cut. And when I’m traveling, I love to see the best shops in town.
Tags: Knack Studios, Shops
Can you believe Thanksgiving is right around the corner? Seriously, where does the time go?! Are you preparing to have friends and/or family over for the holidays? Does your head start to spin when you are try to remember where the salad fork and soup spoon are supposed to be placed on the dinner table? Here is a great place setting guide that I know will come in handy at these times.
Study it hard. There will be a test later.
Just kidding. You all probably know the answers already.
Setting a theme for your table will really set the mood for your guests. The best table settings are often simple. Start with a theme and branch out from there. {i.e. trees- use natural colored linens with white plates and use fallen branches and leaves as table decorations.} Here are some great inspirations I found for the Thanksgiving holiday.
Images {from top to bottom: Washington Post, Real Simple, Martha Stewart, Breathe Upon, tiny*prints}
Are you all ready to entertain now? I sure hope so! Enjoy and eat up!
Tags: place setting, table setting, Thanksgiving
